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 Some of Our Herb Roots:

  Black Cohosh

  Bloodroot
  Blue Flag - Out

  Butterfly-Weed - Out

  Cardinal Flower
  Comfrey

  Ginger, Wild
  Ginseng

  Goldenseal
  Groundnut

  Indian Pink - Out

  Jack-in-the-Pulpit - Out

  Mallow, Swamp Pink - Out

  Mallow, Swamp White - Out

  Mayapple

  Orris root

  Passion Flower

  Solomon's Seal - Out

  Solomon's Seal False- Out

  Solomon's Seal Variegated

  Sweet Flag

  Trillium, White

  Turtlehead, White
  Yellow Flag


* Some herbs out due to 2007 drought - Try to be Available 2008

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Passion Flower Root


Scientific Name: Passiflora incarnata
Common Name:  Passion flower
Other Common Names: Maypop, passion fruit
Where To Plant: Sunny soil
Soil Types: Average garden soil.  Little sandy does best.

PASSIFLORA INCARNATA (Maypop) Important sedative used to treat insomnia, anxiety, restlessness, nervous disorders -- especially in children. It is very safe; no side effects or contraindications are known. The herb is taken as a tea or in tablet or tincture form. Now incorporated in many commercial products, this herb has become a significant American herbal crop in the Southern U.S. and Central America. Germination can be slow and erratic -- usually 30-50%. Leaching seeds in running water for 24 hours improves germination. Grows as a vine. Produces showy sweet-scented flowers and edible fruits.

Shipped in November - February


Price: $4.95

 

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Any statement made concerning medical conditions treated with this herb is not intended as sound medical advice. The seeds are NOT to be ingested only planted. Herbs need to taken only with the guidance of a trained physician or established herblist.


 

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